Healthcare financial statements, DigiMV & WNT

Filing what the figures already say

Every year, healthcare providers file their accountability report by 31 May at the latest: the financial statements, the DigiMV questionnaires and the WNT disclosure — and most of it is made public. With Taxxor Disclosure Manager this accountability report comes from one structured source: change a figure and it holds in the financial statements and in the DigiMV answers.

  • Healthcare annual accountability
  • DigiMV
  • WNT disclosure

What a healthcare provider has to deliver

  • Financial statements

    prepared under RJ 655, or RJk C3/RJk M2 for small and micro providers.

  • DigiMV

    the questionnaire of data on governance, staff and operations among other things, submitted through the DigiMV portal.

  • WNT disclosure

    the remuneration of senior officials under the Wet normering topinkomens, the Dutch executive pay cap, part of the annual accountability report.

  • Publication

    the accountability report is largely made public via jaarverantwoordingzorg.nl; the NZa and CBS questions stay non-public.

All by 31 May at the latest, and largely public — differences between the financial statements and the DigiMV answers are visible to everyone.

How Taxxor solves this

  • The financial statements and the DigiMV answers come from the same structured source data — what the auditor checks is what becomes public, without retyping.
  • WNT disclosure in the same document, fed by the same data — consistent by construction.
  • A last-minute change — days before 31 May — flows through the financial statements, the DigiMV answers and the annual report at once, with change tracking for the auditor.
  • Direct connection to source systems (Excel and more), with full data lineage — figures come from systems, not from a file re-submitted every year.
  • Multiple entities or locations under one group — one environment, with role-based access for finance teams, control and communications teams.
  • The annual report in brand style — as a print-ready PDF for the printer and as a PDF for online publication, alongside output in Word and Excel.

Ready for what comes next

  • Taxonomy-agnostic: if the request changes — new questions, new definitions — the setup changes with it, without new software.
  • Ready for structured filing: Taxxor DM already delivers XBRL and Inline XBRL accountability reports in education and for housing corporations today. Should the healthcare accountability report move that way, the step is small.

In practice

Precedent: CVO & DUO (education)

The pattern: requester and provider at one table

In education, CVO publicly published its 2024 annual report in Inline XBRL, after a pilot in which the filing party (CVO), the requesting party (DUO) and the auditor worked together. That pattern — accountability the requesting party can process directly, built with provider and auditor together — is exactly how Taxxor DM approaches the healthcare accountability report. In healthcare Taxxor is not yet an established name; the platform and the approach are proven in a closely comparable public-sector chain.

Experience it, then decide

  1. See it work in a demo.
  2. Set up together: map source data, port the brand style.
  3. Write, report and file before 31 May.